Name the sibling
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babynamesI'm not pregnant but my husband and I are thinking about a second child.
We have a daughter named Ria Emily. (feel free to share thoughts on that)
We live in India. I am not Indian but my husband is. Our child(ren) will however attend an international school and will likely be surrounded with more foreigners than Indians.
Any ideas on a name for a potential sibling?
Indian names tend to be hard to pronounce for others, especially my family. I don't mind common middle names, but common first names are not an option.
We have a daughter named Ria Emily. (feel free to share thoughts on that)
We live in India. I am not Indian but my husband is. Our child(ren) will however attend an international school and will likely be surrounded with more foreigners than Indians.
Any ideas on a name for a potential sibling?
Indian names tend to be hard to pronounce for others, especially my family. I don't mind common middle names, but common first names are not an option.
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Date: 2008-04-08 07:42 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-04-09 04:46 pm (UTC)The reason I say "wist" and not just "ist" is that is the closest way that I can think of pronouncing the "ou" sound. It's a pretty name.